Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-11-20
NEWS.
A Grand Festival and Dance Coming.
Other Items of Interest.

A Grand Festival and Dance Coming
Other Items of Interest. %
Special Correspondence Of the Sunday Register.
SrEUBENvILLE, November 10. The
committees of Ivanhoe Division, No. 7,
U. R, and Steuben Lodge, No. l, X. OF
P, to make arrangements for holding a
grand fair festival and dance in the new
Hail, December 18th, and close with a
dance on Friday evening, December 10th.
From this time on all the arrangements
will be pushed forward rapidly, and when
the time arrives everything, will be in
proper shape. All the subcommittee
have been appointed and each one assigned
his duties, and there will be no clashlng
or misunderstanding, as the system Is
complete. On Monday afternoon at two
o'clock there will he a meeting OF the
wives, daughters, sisters and lady friends
of the Knights in Castle Hall for the pur-
pose of completing the arrangements neces-
sary in their various departments. A gene
raj invitation is extended to all ladies hav-
ing the interest of the Order of the
Knights OF Pythias at heart to attend
this meeting and do what they can
to make the fair a success. The
object of the fair is a most praiseworthy
one. The new Castle Hall OF Steubenville
Lodge will be one of the finest in the coun-
Try when completed and furnished a the
Knights propose it shall be. The proceeds
of the fair will be devoted toward the fur
nishing of this hall, which will be a credit
to the city of Steubenville, and to the
order in this city. All citizens who are In
terested in the advancement Of the city's
interest should take pride in assisting the
Knights to embellish and beautity their
new hail.
On Friday evening last the old soldier
friends of George Mccullough, who has
been i'll for quite a while, gave a ball for
his benefit at Turner Hall, which was
largely attended, and we are glad to state
at q handsome sum was realized which
will 20 a long way toward making Mr..
Mccullough comfortable during the winter.
The projectors OF the ball deserve great
credit for the zeal they manifested IN the
charitable cause.
DlN lSlOu W. - ~ 4hs1 n W L 4
has issued a very handsome invitation for
their select dance, TO be held in the new
X. of p. Hall on Thursday evening, De-
cember |. This dance will be a social
affair, confined exclusively among knights
and their friends.
Next Monday evening Jefferson County
Assembly, No. 9l76, will give its first
benefit ball in Greisinger's Hall. The
proceeds will be devoted to the interests OF
the society. The music will be furnished
by Patton's orchestra.
The Bachelor Club held one of their Sc
lect hops at Falk & O'Neill's parlors Oh
last Friday evening. Kramer, Of Wheel
irg. furnished the music.
The Gypsy Baron will he presented al
the Opera House next Wednesday evening
By the COnried Opera Company. The
opera is said to be a masterpiece of Johann
| Strauss, the German composer. 1t was
presented last year by the Conried compa'
nv in Cincinnati and made q great hit.
Thanksgiving next Thursday.
The Royal Gas Company has in the
neighborhoOd of l 1000 consumers in this
city.
C. T. Mandel, formerly Panhandle
ticket agent in this city, but lately o
P~ittsburg, has accepted a lucrative posi-
ton in the ticket aud pool office of c. r.
Blanchard, of Chicago. Charley was in
the city the past week bidding his friends
gooa bye, after which he left for Chicago
Mrs. VIM. Humble and daughter wer'
down from Toronto Wednesday, and were
the guests of Mrs. Humble's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Wetherall Mr.. Wetheral
presented his grand. daughter with a hand
som gold watch aud chain as a birthday
present.
Mrs. ". d. Powers and daughter, Der
tina, lett Thursday for KeOkuk, Ia, on al
| extended visit to friends.
Fred Hoffman was down calling on hi:
Wheeling friends Thursday.
Mrs Rev. VI. II. X. White is attending
a session of the W. c. T. U. at Nashville
James Mcars, division freight agent o
the Panhandle, was down from Pittsburs
Thursday.
Mrs. J. II. McEldowney, Mrs. Stewar
and her daughter, Fonnie, are guests a
the residence of VIM. Elliott, Esq, on up
per Market street.